Kim Kardashian seeks temporary release of Uvalde victim’s incarcerated father

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Reality star Kim Kardashian took to social media Thursday to plead with the Bureau of Prisons to release the father of one of the child victims in Uvalde, Texas, temporarily “so that he can attend her funeral.”

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